William James Lockman outside his Hatter & Mercer business circa 1915. The family lived above the shop. more
My first Recollections, 1921 – 1928 I was welcomed into the world at the corner of Raglan Street and Military Road after being born at Paddington Wo… more
William James Lockman outside his shop in Military Road. more
Dr. Doak's house on the corner of Military and Belmont Roads Military Road was put through in 1871 to enable the army to move material o… more
In January, 1933, I was married at St Andrews, Wahroonga, to Dr T.A.G. Holmes, eldest son of Dr H Glennie Holmes of Mosman. After 14 months in England… more
I started school at Mosman Infants in Gouldsbury Street at the beginning of the first term of 1946. I remember a kindergarten teacher by the name of… more
Dennis on his way to Malvern school My earliest memories of Mosman was when I attended Malvern Kindergarten; it was a lovely old house i… more
When travelling east on Military Road, in the late 40s early 50s, you reach the cross road / intersection of Cowles Road. On each corner of this cross… more
I was wondering if anyone had memories of Claude Whittle’s Hardware Store in Military Road, Spit Junction? The staff while I was working there in t… more
I spent my young years from 1966 untill 1975 around the mosman area. We lived in a number of streets, Earle St., Clifford St, Wunda Road, Vista St, an… more
My first memories of life revolve around The Crescent and Military Road. We lived above and behind the shop at 585 Military Road. Next door to the l… more